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It would also be 15 years of 'Living Things', too. That looks so cool! Something tells me they omitted 'The Hunting Party' for a reason. We know this year that the album is celebrating its 10th anniversary in June. Maybe they are planning something for the album. Just something I was thinking about out loud.

I honestly now think I get what was going on in that Instagram post with tracks 11 through 15, with the green screen for the 14th track, which we know is "QWERTY". "QWERTY" was on LPU 6, which had a green cover. I could be just thinking too much into things, lol.

I was also thinking that "Friendly Fire" sounded similar to "Halfway Right".

That would be cool if that actually happens.

@brGutzy posted what looks to be the album cover on page 18 of this topic.

"The Glistening", "Apes", "Lost My Horizon"/"My Horizon", and "Tidal Wave" are some other ones that I notice.

It does sound more raw and not as polished as it's LPU 9 2002 "A-Six" long version demo counterpart. But, I still wonder, if it's a rawer version of the demo, why does it have vocals and not the more polished version from LPU 9? I can definitely hear that it sounds like a more complete sounding song (instrumentally). Even some of the effects in the pre-chorus stuck through to the final version of "Lost".

But isn't "Resolution" basically the same? It also lacks, a chorus and a bridge, as well as a pre-chorus.

If that's the case, does that also include "A6" (which I somehow forgot to mention)?

True, very true.

What about "Resolution"?

For most of the unreleased Linkin Park stuff I put on Genius, I put it on there in 2021, 2 years before Meteora 20 even happened. I will admit that there are a few or so pages I added back then that should be deleted, like the Rob Drum track demo pages (which, by now, we all know is "Healing Foot").

Maybe it could be "The Glistening"? Just a guess. That's the only title that I've seen from those sessions that has it's own entry on the Unreleased Songs page on Linkinpedia. Who knows what it is at this point (well, besides Linkin Park, lol). We should wait 'til they announce it with the announcement.

I added those songs just so they are already on there, so that when they get officially released, I don't need to add them. I also added them to update them so that whenever we get new information on the tracks, I can add the new information. Also, those tracks are real. You can find the song titles and information about them in the videos from LPTV, LPUTV, Linkin Park, Linkinpedia, etc. There's no way we're getting "Ricochet" because that's a track that Brian Howes helped created and because of the "What Are You Worth" leak, Mike blindly blamed him for the leak and said he never wanted to work with him again. Not sure of "Out Of Reach", though. Do we know who helped co-write that song with the band, or no?

I would like to hear "Out Of Reach", mainly because you can see the lyric sheets to the song in this video.

Maybe we could finally get to hear "The Glistening".

I think it's amazing. I wonder what the rest of the song sounds like.

Here's the list of all the songs (currently known): 1. Crawling 2. Faint 3. Numb/Encore 4. Papercut 5. Breaking The Habit 6. In The End 7. Bleed It Out 8. Somewhere I Belong 9. Waiting For The End 10. Castle Of Glass 11. One More Light 12. Burn It Down 13. What I’ve Done 14. ??? 15. One Step Closer 16. New Divide 17. Leave Out All The Rest 18. Lost 19. Numb 20. Friendly Fire

That's what I'm wondering, too.

From looking at it, he either meant BIO ("Bleed It Out") or LITE ("Lost In The Echo"), but it looks like he mixed both acronyms up accidently (?).

I guess we’ll find out Monday on if there are 19 or 20 tracks on the CD.

For all this, there’s only one thing he should know. And that’s that in the end, it doesn’t even matter. Lol.

It’s either we’ll get another post from the band tomorrow or Monday that will reveal what the 14th track truly is. And since they are doing it in fives, it makes me think there may be 20 tracks.

It was someone else, not Brian Howes.

On the playlist I made for the album, it says 1 hour and 2 minutes (though it might be rounded depending on the combined time between all 18 (currently known) tracks).